The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-05
COUNTY CORNERSTONE


tcrday.
There were present: w. III. Cook,
chairman. A. l.. Barker, A. j. Beach
and VIM. Harvey, commissioners; VIM.
F. Forward, clerk, f. +. Haskell, assist
ant, Geo. j. Zehnbar, Sheriff.
The report of the commits sioners APP
pointed in reference to the Etoniah road,
returned for proper signatures.
petition for a road at San Mateo was
received, and Geo. w. Lyle, c. X.
Thatcher and w. E. Stanton appointed
to survey and lay out the same.
A petition for a road at Orange Mills,
was presented, and w. X. Bowen, j. h.
Hazel and S. 5. Lloyd were appointed
commissioners to survey and locate it.
A petition from various parties asking
the discontinuance of the Sims creek
and Bostwick road was presented, and
laid over until next meeting. under the
rules.
The report of the cOmmiss toner's on
the InterIachen and Meanwhile road was
referred back for a correction of infor-
malities.
The monthly report of S. j. kenneriy,
County Treasurer, was received but re-
turned for CORE ctions.
The bill of \. w. Roy sdon, for seIvi-
ces as attorney in the case of the State
vs.. Dixon, was received and passed
upon favorably.
The bill of w. j. Bryan for repairs to
Etoniah creek bridge, amounting to So
was received and ordered paid.
On motion. the funds in the hands of
j. W. Thomas, foT care of Chas. Oakley,
pauper, were ordered transferred to w.
Z. Stanton.
The usual appropriations of 50 per
month for three months, were ordered
in the cases of the paupers, Lovey Futch,
Nancy Hilliard, Allen Nix and Riley
Wilkinson.
The following bills were examined and
ordered paid:
DIR. Geo. f. Halves, examination
and certificate as To lnnacy of
Geo. Robinson D 90
Il. III. Enos, services as architect 30 90
L. 5. Haughton, expenses and
fees Justices Court. 81 0S
VIM. F. Forward, Clerk and
Auditor 81 so
Geo. j. Zehntaur, Jr., Sheriff's
fees. s. 80
Geo. j. Zel nbaur, Jr., jail ex-
p-nses 2O5 10
Jas. Brown, cleaning cssspOol. 10 90
Marcus Loeb, blankets for Jail u 60
A. w. ROysdon, attorneys fees 10 90
On motion, the bill of Wynton & Bur-
CESS was directed to be paid by warrant
of the Clerk, after the expiration of the
ninety days prescribed by law.
The bill of Lott Allen, for services and
fees of Justices Court, was laid over for
another month for more explicit infor-
nation.
The News Publishing Company were.
on motion, directed to publish the finan-
cial statement of Putnam County for the
past fiscal year, provided the cost Of the
publication does not exceed $40, the limit
provided by the statute.
There being no further business pre-
sented, the Board adjourned to the usual
date.
Rev. f. A. Shepard, pastor of the A
NJ. E. church of Rome, Ga, is in the
CITY in the interest Of his church. which
is very much encumbered. The congre~
CATION is compelled to raise s., 500 within
the month of F. bruary or stand a chance
Of losing their property. Rev. Mr.. Shep-
ard will preach AT the \. Nj. T.. church
in this city during Sabbath, in connec-
ton with Mrs. Foot, a very able preacher
from the North, who has been a recog-
nized preacher for many years, and who
has won a high appreciation of the
church in Jacksonville during the win
ter. We especially invite all the friends
of Christianity to turn out and enjoy the
services. as well as contribute to the
aid of Bro. Shepard's church. Those
who can not attend. but would like TO
assist, can find him at the parsonage. or
address =. o. Box 23l.
R. b. BRoOkINs, Pastor,